Christianity Speakers

Regina Belle

Four-time Grammy-winning R&B/Pop songstress, she topped the billboard charts throughout the ‘80s and ‘90s with such urban classics as “Baby Come to Me,” “Make It Like It Was” and “What Goes Around,” with faith, churchgoing, and gospel music remaining at the very core of her life in the spotlight.

Kirk Franklin

A top artist in contemporary Gospel music, and the first Gospel artist to ever go platinum, Franklin has transformed and transcended the genre. Throughout his success, he never lost sight of his faith, remaining a devout Christian, and he continues to lead a youth outreach program. He shares his views on faith in culture, ...

Peter J. Gomes

As minister of Harvard University’s Memorial Church, Rev. Gomes is one of the most distinguished and respected preachers as well as author of numerous best-selling books, including The Good Book: Reading the Bible with Mind and Heart and his most recent, The Scandalous Gospel of Jesus. Deeply vested in hum ...

Star Jones

Former prosecutor, political activist, and television personality, Jones brings her unique legal background and straightforward no-nonsense attitude to the political realm. She discusses politics and national issues, particularly as it pertains to the disenfranchised, the criminal justice system, women and families.

John Tesh

In an impressive and eclectic career that spans radio, television, music, movies, and print, the award-winning Tesh is respected as a Renaissance man. A man strongly devoted to his faith, he opted to put aside his entertainment news career to pursue music and ministry fulltime, and currently hosts “The John Tesh Radio Sho ...

George Foreman

A boxing legend, ordained minister, successful entrepreneur, celebrity speaker and larger than life persona, Foreman credits a good part of his success to his spirituality and God being behind the scenes in every stage of his life. He explores his spiritual transformation from the darkest moments of his life to finally see ...

Harlem Gospel Choir

The world famous Harlem Gospel Choir was founded in 1986 by Allen Bailey. Allen, who is known for his work with Michael Jackson, The Commodores and Prince, got the idea for the Choir while attending a celebration in honor of the first national Martin Luther King, Jr. Day at the renowned Cotton Club in Harlem.

Ronnie Milsap

An incredible storyteller, Milsap tells his inspirational story in a rich program, I Wouldn't Have Missed It For the World, interspersing songs with the defining moments of his life. By sharing his life in song, Milsap inspires others to follow their heart, whatever their abilities may be, and to find their place in ...

Will Miller

A psychotherapist and ordained minister, comedian, and pop culture analyst, Miller inspires spiritual growth while connecting to people with his own brand of humor and hope. Warm, funny, and always engaging, he emphasizes the importance of faith in balance and fulfillment in life.

Blair Underwood

A charismatic and versatile actor, Underwood's success has been driven by his underlying belief that to achieve longevity in the acting business, you must diversify yourself. Now with the release of his new book “Casanegra” A Tennyson Hardwick Novel, co-authored with Tananarive Due and Steven Barnes, and named th ...

Kathleen Kennedy Townsend

The first female Lt. Governor of Maryland, Kennedy Townsend has carried the Kennedy legacy in serving the people of our nation. With faith and religion consistently crossing over into the political realm, she has written Failing America’s Faithful: How Today’s Churches are Mixing God with Politics and Losing Their Way ...

Michael Eric Dyson

Named by Essence magazine as one of the 50 most inspiring African Americans, Dyson is one of the nation's most renowned public intellectuals, revitalizing the role with the fervor of an ordained Baptist minister. Called "a street fighter in a suit and tie," he takes on the toughest and most controversial issues of th ...

Lou Gossett, Jr.

As one of the most sought after veteran actors, Oscar winner Gossett has reached the heights of success. His unique talent for portraying powerful and charismatic characters has charmed audiences worldwide. As Founder of the Eracism Foundation, he is dedicated to fighting racism, ignorance, and social apathy.

Martha Williamson

Williamson is a 20-year entertainment industry veteran who was Executive Producer and Head Writer for Touched by an Angel. Both personally and professionally, her deeply held spiritual beliefs have guided her through trials and tribulations on her own path towards success, service to others, and her faith. Not just ...

Patrick Buchanan

A senior advisor to three Presidents: Richard Nixon, Gerald Ford, and Ronald Reagan, and author of The Death of the West: How Dying Populations and Immigrant Invasions Imperil Our Country and Civilization, Buchanan is one of the most recognized conservative voices in politics today.

Pat Boone

Boone has long been respected as one of the few true entertainment legends and honored humanitarians of this century. Beginning with his first appearance on the Ted Mack Amateur Hour, and continuing through his many award winning albums, hit movies, chart topping bestsellers, worldwide tours, diverse business involve ...

Bay Buchanan

Former US Treasurer, political commentator for CNN, and veteran of six presidential campaigns, Buchanan gets inside politics and the election with her well-informed, fair perspective. As an author, she takes the most controversial presidential candidate to task in her unapologetically partisan book The Extreme Makeover ...

Bishop Vashti McKenzie

Vashti Murphy McKenzie has made history as the first female bishop of the African Methodist Episcopal Church (AME) and in her current role as the first female president of the church's Council of Bishops, the executive branch responsible for its operation worldwide.

James Carroll

James Carroll was assigned by the Paulist Fathers and Richard Cardinal Cushing to Boston University where he served as Catholic Chaplain from 1969 to 1974. During those years he published numerous books on religious subjects, and a weekly column in the National Catholic Reporter, earning awards from the Catholic Press Asso ...

Charles Stith

As the founder of the Organization for a New Equality, Stith's commitment to national and international community development is reflected in both his actions and his writing. Under his leadership, Tanzania has become the first African country to sign an Open Skies Agreement with the United States. Stith is currently the ...